ultrahamster64

ultrahamster64 , 3 days ago

It’s not about fixing the garage door, it’s about friends we made along the way

ultrahamster64 , 3 days ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/77f50fbc-3375-455d-87a7-0fb1e7009b0f.jpeg

ultrahamster64 , 12 days ago

🤤🤤🤤🤤

ultrahamster64 OP , 21 days ago

Me drinking from my estus flask (whiskey bottle) when I’m in a bossfight (investor meeting) and rolling away butt naked (i made a light parry build)

ultrahamster64 OP , 27 days ago

I think it’s the latter

ultrahamster64 OP , 27 days ago

Yooo really?? I never knew, always interpreted it literally

ultrahamster64 , 1 month ago

Sorry for yapping, but this is a very perplexing problem that even we as a collective civilization struggle with. For example: how do you keep future generations out of nuclear waste vaults on a 1000/2000/1`000’000 year scale (we don’t even talk about infinity, because it is surprise infinite times larger), because we cannot predict how even our language and (more than that) our culture would look like. One text/symbol/pictogram could tell something completely different to a person 10000 years in the future, than to a current-day one.

For me, the most interesting part was the conclusion: instead of using static language or pictograms printed on the walls (although some menacing skulls wouldn’t hurt) they instead opted out to a more dynamic and “updatable” forms of media - myths and legends (and maybe also a church, but I don’t remember). And that is not as ridiculous as it sounds - some of the myths from the past that we can read, like, right now, were created more than a couple thousand years ago (some even more than 10000). Also, an obvious note, but they weren’t created in a modern language. So this means that everything around them basically died/changed: the author, many many many of the ones who retold them, their first written forms, the printing company that first printed them, even the language (basically, transmission protocol) on which it was created is dead.

So (if we get back to the original scope of the question) that means that you basically have two choices:

1. Make your web site out of stone and hide it somewhere around Antarctica.

“+”:

• the decay would be greatly slow down
• no one is going to (or, could) delete/destroy it

“-”:

• no one is probably going to see it for a looong time (and when the do, they might not understand a thing)

2. Not be silly.

The thought of everything that you do/have/see breaking to dust is equally scary and relaxing - but it is true. No matter how much you paid for your domain name, or how your server is getting power out of solar, self-backups and self-repairs - everything eventually would break, catch fire, explode and turn off.

Or rather it will, without someone maintaining it. Because the only man-made things that live forever are doing so on the power of human resilience and preservation. It’s like this ancient art of a horse on some hill in the UK, that would be erased by the tides of history a loong time ago, but is still here because a couple of english mates have a bucket of white paint and some free time on tuesday.

So if you think about how this site that you poured your heart and soul into would instantly vanish as soon as you’re dead, remember: as long as someone cares and loves what you do (and with some coordination), the thing that you made would transcend the boundaries of some hostings, domains and internet protocols (and maybe even the language itself) and live in the minds of people, truly, forever.

ultrahamster64 , 1 month ago

Yes, thank you for correcting. I was in the zone when writing and exaggerated a bit :)

Although I should note that it still is a really long time!!

ultrahamster64 , 5 months ago

People who think like this, miss two important points in my opinion:

1. If you have a dogshit diet it’s not going to be a “happy life full of tasty food” it’s going to be an absolytely miserable existence, filled to the brim with stomach problems, skin problems, awful sleep schedule, variety of diseases and feeling bad in general
2. You don’t need a nutrient paste to eat healthy - you just need a balanced dier. That means that shouldn’t eat absolute garbage and not “overconsume” anything. Eat veggies, dairy, treat yourself to meat once in a while and you golden. The only actually hard thing it requires is some work - you need to actively seek recipes, spend some time at the store to find good products or even spend some time to find a good local shop that actually sells food and some processed garbage from supermarket, and eat mostly cooked at home stuff.

But for me personally it is worth it. I would much rather eat some backed veggies with a glass of milk and tasty fruits for a dessert in the evening, than go to a dirty cramped place and eat shitty cardboard-like dog food that they serve at McDs

ultrahamster64 , 7 months ago

What do you mean “cultural differences between smiling even in modern day Russia”?

ultrahamster64 , 6 months ago

What? No… Where you even get that idea

ultrahamster64 , 7 months ago

Asdfmovie vibes

ultrahamster64 , 9 months ago

Agreed. You don’t need to make it a “to the end of life” thing. Go there for a year, look at how it influence your headspace, have a change of pace from industrial environment.

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

Thank you! I’ll check it out

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

I considered making a monero wallet, but the problem is, that I’m not sure if my vps provider supports payments in monero. Although if it is, it’s the best option

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

Thank you for listing some suggestions, I will check them out! If I find something better, I’ll tell you

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/bc8bb19d-d289-416e-b56c-bf97d08345b4.jpeg

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

what are trying to hide from?

From the goverment (not US one). I need proxy for basically accessing many normal sites (like spotify, or twitter for example) that are banned in my country.

just because you’ll pay in crypto doesn’t mean you won’t be linked to that transaction

Well, I’ve heard some info about crypto not being completely anonymous, but I think it would be much harder to trace, than a credit card that has my name and adress on it.

there are many other non-crypto options

I’m honestly open to discover those.

you can pick a country that doesn’t give a fuck about it, and if all else fails, go there and pay in cash

My VPS is now in netherlands. No way in hell I can travel there in reasonable amount of time and money. And I’m pretty sure no VPS providers that are accessible to me allow to pay in cash.

I hear what you are saying, but cryptocurrency route is for now, for me the most optimal way to atleast somewhat up my security. Again, if you have any methods to pay online anonymously (and that works not just in the US) I’m all ears.

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

Gonna check it out! Does it work with other coins (other than bitcoin)?

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

Tor nodes are getting agressivly blocked, it either connects so long it errors out, or don’t connect at all. Don’t know what bridge is, but I’ll look into it.

ultrahamster64 OP , 10 months ago

Thanks, I’ll try it

ultrahamster64 , 10 months ago

Fuck yeah!

ultrahamster64 , 11 months ago

This was always the plan, to put a world in your hand…

ultrahamster64 , 1 year ago

Well, lemmy isn’t reddit, if one instance is down/closed then there’s a thousand other ones where you can go. So there’s no one big server that be overloaded from api calls - more like a million of them sharing the load.

As far as funding goes, each instance would decide on there own, but in the end most of them would settle for a patreon page or something similar.